Sentence examples for felt plain from inspiring English sources

That would have felt plain invasive.

When I was younger I wasn't confident of my sexuality and I felt plain and inadequate.

When the centurion authorising the removal of Jesus's body says, "That's the governor's signature all right", the parallels felt plain.

But, for all the genius of Galang and Paper Planes, she never quite gripped: sometimes, her set felt plain dull.

APPARENTLY it doesn't take much to make a girl feel plain.

According to the last census, about half of the British people who identify as black say they are black Caribbean, about 40percentt consider themselves black African, and the rest just feel plain old black.

That even though you may feel plain or middle-aged or slow or inadequate; and have a wonky left arm and still can't breathe bilaterally, having a bit of a sense of fun or adventure counts for something.

When you sit at her table, you feel, plain and simple, loved.

This is an approach that does not require family members to disengage -- which to most parents feels plain wrong!

The identity of Amabella's assailant is tied up in the show's bloody conclusion, but the satisfaction of seeing the case solved feels plain when compared to the gravity of the show's central thesis.

I discover that I feel plainer, duller, and more average with darker hair.